The idea is to have a mix of both tight technical parts and more open spaces

In this extract is a kit bash from pre built segments, but we've been experimenting with spline solutions as well. We're still trying to figure out which workflow works best.

Raycasts and forces keep it above the surface 😉 The vehicle's collider doesn't touch anything unless a crash occurs

The juice on your stuff is always S tier

Then for the movement you apply additional forces to make it advance / brake / turn ect. There's multiple ways to do this but mine in inspired by the "ball technique" you'll find used in arcady racing games. Hope this helps !

Hey sure thing. For the hover behaviour it's basically the same concept as creating a boat that floats on water. You have several points (generally 4) that each apply an upwards force on the object relative to the ground.

Experiment : What if GRIP and Galactic Racer had a baby #GodotEngine #indiedev

If you go deep enough into front end even that needs optimising

Bug or feature ? #indiegame #gamedev

Oh yes please. I love signals but it's so easy to lose track of how things are connected using the editor. I've fallen back to connecting everything through code

Please fix the moodboard vertical spacing it's been like this for at least 10 years (yes I've been using raindrop that long). It's looks so unprofessional...

Doesn't adding your downloads folder to the dock pretty much achieve the same thing ? You can also drag files to and from other applications

Funnily enough that's actually something we were planning on trying. How far did you get on the concept ?

Aha that's for sure

Still trying stuff out but I agree, I'll likely have to dial things back a bit

Not entirely sure where this project is going yet, but we now have combat #GodotEngine

I've been running the beta for the last few months for this exact reason